Using Bitcoin is using it as money (as a medium of exchange, store of value, and unit of account). Dismissing payments as irrelevant misunderstands the nature of money itself. When someone buys a coconut for sats, that’s Bitcoin in action — no matter the amount. Yes, we should aim for non-KYC usage and avoid fiat conversion, but rejecting payments as “not using Bitcoin” is deeply flawed. Zaps, purchases, and peer-to-peer exchanges are part of Bitcoin's circular economy. We don’t win by narrowing Bitcoin’s use case — we win by using Bitcoin as money, for everything. That’s real adoption.